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The Yasu™ Kids Breathing Necklace

Calm,
close by.

The Yasu™ looks like jewellery. When big feelings arrive, it becomes a simple, screen-free breathing cue—helping kids slow down and reconnect with the moment.

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The Yasu™ Kids Breathing Necklace
No app
No screen
No batteries
A child wearing the gold Yasu™ breathing necklace at a Beautiful Minds experience
WORN IN REAL LIFE

They already love it in real life.

At Beautiful Minds experiences, the Yasu™ is one of the tools children reach for—and parents ask to take home. Discreet enough to wear every day. Simple enough to use in the moments that matter.

“One simple thing to do next.”
HOW IT WORKS

Meet your new reset ritual.

Press play for a brilliant, kid-made guide from Kiara, 11—then follow the same three simple steps whenever a moment calls for a pause.

Made by Kiara, age 11 💜
KIARA SHOWS YOU HOWA kid-made guide to the Yasu™ breathing ritual.
1

Breathe in

Take a comfortable, unforced breath in through the nose.

2

Breathe out through the Yasu™

The narrow airway encourages a slower, longer exhale.

3

Repeat gently

Use it as a familiar cue to pause and bring attention back to the breath.

A young person using the Yasu™ breathing necklace in a calm outdoor setting

A small tool for big-feeling moments.

Keep the Yasu™ close for the times words are hard to find.

  • Before school, performances or appointments
  • During transitions, travel or crowded places
  • When frustration, worry or overwhelm begins to build
  • At bedtime, as part of a familiar wind-down ritual
FOUR FINISHES

Designed to be worn—not hidden away.

The most useful wellbeing tool is the one they will actually keep with them. The Yasu™ has a clean, minimal form that looks like a modern necklace, so support is within reach without announcing itself to the room.

A playful 3D cartoon pair of lungs gently breathing out

The science is in the breathing.

Slow-paced breathing is a well-studied self-regulation strategy. In a randomised field study involving 342 young children, a one-minute guided slow-breathing exercise lowered average physiological arousal. Effects were greater during the second half, when most slow breathing occurred.

A separate randomised trial of 111 healthy adults compared five minutes a day of controlled breathing with mindfulness over one month. The exhale-focused cyclic-sighing group showed the greatest daily improvement in positive feelings and a larger reduction in resting breathing rate.

The Yasu™ has a practical role: its narrow airway provides a physical cue that can make a slow, extended exhale easier to practise and remember.

Stanford children’s breathing overview
Stanford Medicine breathing overview

Give them something simple to reach for.

Big feelings do not wait for the perfect moment. The Yasu™ keeps one calm, familiar action close by—at school, in the car, before bed and everywhere in between.

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